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The National Autocycle and Cyclemotor Club was formed in
1981 as the East Anglian Cyclemotor Club. Since its inception the club has
grown in size and now has members all over the British Isles, and also has many
members in other countries throughout the World.
Membership is open to anyone interested in autocycles,
cyclemotors, mopeds and any other small engined machines. |
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The club's magazine
"Buzzing" is published by the NACC® six times a year. The magazine includes
a free advertising section for all members. Features include reports and
photographs of events, useful articles on machines, advertisements for spare
parts and suppliers etc etc |
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The NACC has an
extensive library of owners manuals, spare parts lists, workshop manuals and
many other items relating to cyclemotors, autocycles and mopeds. The club's
librarian can supply members with copies of any of these documents.
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Within the UK, the NACC is
recognised by the DVLA for verifying V765 applications to retain
registration marks and can date machines for applications for 'age-related'
registrations. |
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A wide range of
transfers are available from the NACC 's Transfer Secretary. Absolutely
essential if you are restoring a machine and extremely hard to come by items
these days |
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Several NACC members
act as "Marque Enthusiasts" and help other members with any problems or
enquiries about specific makes of machine. The Marque Enthusiasts will also do
their best to help non-members of the club where possible - see
Club Services for contact details. |
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Many road runs, local
meetings and other events
are organised each year
by the NACC and local area runs arranged by Regional Sections. The Regional
Sections meet regularly (usually in a Public House) to exchange information /
parts / insults / jokes etc. |
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The NACC is a member of
the Federation of British
Historic Vehicle Clubs which monitors any impending British or European
legislation which could have an adverse effect on the use of our machines.
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